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Test case management in Azure DevOps uses Azure Test Plans to create, run, and link test cases to requirements. How it works and how it supports coverage.

Requirements versioning tracks how requirements change over time, with a full history of what changed and when. Definition, example, and how it differs from baselining.

A requirements review is a structured check that requirements are clear, complete, and agreed before build. What it checks, who is involved, and why it matters.

A requirements management plan defines how a project will capture, track, change, and trace requirements, and who owns each part. What it includes and when to use one.

Requirements gathering is collecting stakeholder needs at the start of a project. The process, good sources, and how it relates to elicitation.

Requirements engineering is the discipline of eliciting, analyzing, writing, validating, and managing requirements. Its activities, process, and how it differs from management.

Requirements analysis checks requirements for clarity, consistency, and feasibility, then prioritizes them. What it involves and why it matters, with an example.

EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) uses simple templates to write clear, testable requirements. The patterns explained with before-and-after examples.

Change impact analysis traces what a requirement change will affect before it is made, using links to designs and tests. Definition, process, and an example.

A product backlog is the prioritized list of everything a team might build for a product. Definition, how it is maintained, and how it differs from a sprint backlog.